24-6614 Long-Form Narrative Development

Building upon their experiences and preliminary work in Acquisitions, Development & Presentation (24-6612), students will continue to develop a slate of potential projects, specifically finding, developing, and acquiring the rights to material to be developed into a long-form narrative property (such as a feature length film or serialized storytelling such as a TV series, extended web series or transmedia project) and work with an accomplished screenwriter to produce a first draft from which a production package can evolve in Long-Form Narrative Packaging (24-6619).

3 Credits
Requisites PREREQUISITES: 24-6612 Acquisition, Development & Presentation and 24-6610 Business and Legal and 24-6604 Line Producing I and 24-6607 Story Development and 24-6609 Critical Analysis of Contemporary Film & Media and 24-6605B Cinema Studies II CONCURRENT: 24-6616 and 24-6611 and 24-6613 Marketing, Distribution and Exhibition COREQUISITES: 24-6613 Marketing, Distribution and Exhibition and 24-6605C Cinema Studies III